Vocabulary
Types of Reading Skills
Types of Writing Skills
Application of Reading Skills
Application of Writing Skills
100

Define Piecemeal and list one of its synonyms

What is, accomplished in separate parts or bit by bit

gradual, incremental  

100

What is an implicit meaning?

What is, understood despite not being directly stated 

100

What should be included in an introduction of informational essays? 

What is, 

  • a “hook” 
  • context and background about the topic
  • a lead-in to the thesis statement
  • thesis statement 
100

When you are making inferences and determining implicit meanings, it is important to...?

What is, identify textual evidence as support for implied meanings in a text. 

100

What are appropraiate tones for informational texts?

What is, professional, formal, neutral, objective

200

Define Dearth and list one of its synonyms

What is, inadequate supply; scarcity 

lack, deficiency, shortage

200

What is an idiom?

What is, a phrase or expression whose intended meaning cannot be derived from the literal definitions of its elements and that depends on context to convey its meaning.

200

What should be included at the end of an essay that used sources?

What is, an annotated Bibliography

200

When reading what can be identified to figure out the writer's attitude toward or feelings about the subject matter and audience?

What is, tone

200

How should you cite a website that has no page number?

What is, include only the author's last name. 

ex - (Smith)

300

Define Paradigm and list one of its synonyms

What is, a standard set of ideas 

approach, standard

300

What are the main 3 types of Rhetorical Appeals?

What is, Ethos, Pathos, and Logos

300

What is the purpose of Syntax in an essay?

What is, to help with sentence structure and formation.

300

When reading sources what should you check for?

What is, acuraccy, relevancy, and crediblity 

300

What should be done before submitting any essay?

What is, Proofreading

400

Define Envice and list one of its synonyms

What is, to clearly demonstrate or exhibit 

show, reveal, display

400

What is an Allusion?

What is, a reference to a text or real-life event 

400

What is the key part of an argumentative essay?

What is, the counterclaim

400

Read the excerpt from “Remarks by the President on Osama bin Laden.”

And on nights like this one, we can say to those families who have lost loved ones to al Qaeda’s terror: Justice has been done.

Which rhetorical feature was used in the excerpt?

What is, Syntax

400

In what ways can you address a counterclaim?

What is, Concession then rebuttal or rebuttal without concession.

500

Define Remonstrance and list one of its synonyms

What is, a disapproving objection or protest 

opposition, objection

500

What is the difference between inductive and deductive reasoning? 

What is, deductive reasoning is making an inference based on widely accepted facts or premises while inductive reasoning is making an inference based on observation.

500

To keep a formal tone what aspects should be checked and revised?

What is, tone, sentences, and vocabulary

500

When reading court cases and seminal documents what reasoning should you identidy and what are its five elements?

What is, Legal Reasoning

Issue, Rule, Facts, Analysis, Conculsion

500

When revisions what two questions should be asked to evaluate your revisions?

What is, Does this change improve my audience’s understanding? Does this change improve my argument’s strength?

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